War caution as casualties rise in Tunis and Pacific
Editorial warns that casualties will be heavy as Allied forces push in Tunisia and the Pacific. It argues for decisive defeat of the Axis to prevent disaster, notes warnings from national leaders, and urges all men to prove their readiness for imminent hard fighting. It closes with a personal, uncertain line about a March 15 arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunisia
Pacific
Germany
Tan
Toni Bear
United States
Nippon
Roane
Ican Legion
Ican
Tunis
Europe
jWaring
Srs
America Loved In Middle East By Gordon Gaskill
Gordon Gaskill describes strong affection for Americans across the Middle East. He recalls gifts, hospitality, and generous attitudes from Syrians and others plus the high value of dollars and American goods, noting widespread familiarity with American people and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Middle East
Gordon Gaskill
East
New York
Syria
Beirut
United States
France
Mandate
Insman
Joseph
Philadelphia
Zable
Charming
Lebanon
Mulberries
Zahle
Roosevelt
Cheerful Beginning Promises Hope for Community
A brief note to start anew inspires residents amid uncertain times. Local leaders urge optimism and collective effort as plans unfold for schools, parks, and small businesses. Citizens express cautious enthusiasm and look for practical steps forward.
Mothers to stretch prepared food supply during rationing
Poitt rationing of 2000 processed foods includes prepared and canned baby foods to ensure equitable distribution during wartime. Mothers are urged to cooperate by preparing more strained fruits and vegetables at home to supplement store bought infant foods and reach every baby in need.
Point rationing coupons and family meal planning
The text explains how point rationing coupons act like currency for ration book holders, allowing selection from categories at each meal. It notes a mother can spend points on foods she prefers, aiding quick prep of a home prepared diet for a youngster not yet on solid foods.
Child Nutrition Aims For Regular Meals And War Bonds
The notice urges parents to feed infants and young children at regular meal times and avoid between meals. It warns irregular eating disrupts appetite and the nutrition program while promoting the purchase of war bonds and stamps.
Eggs by the Pound Gains Favor in Some Regions
Myrtle Murray of the Texas A and M college extension service notes a shift to selling eggs by the pound rather than by the dozen. The practice pays the producer more for higher quality infertile eggs and encourages better preparation for marketing, until buyers accept the pound basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Murray
Home Industries Clabs
Texas A
M)- College’ Extension Service
Miss Murray
Unclear fragment hints at capture of aircraft batteries
Fragmentary text suggests a captain and a U S aircraft incident with seizures and deaths. Names and details are unreadable, with corrupted phrases about Victory's Sons and Colin riding toward Caplan Cally. The source is too garbled for a complete, definite summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ees
U.S
Colin
St Caplan Cally A
Uniform Release Timing At Training School
The answer notes uniforms are issued after arrival at training school. It also advises bringing enough civilian clothing to cover a week or two.
Toys Secured To Crib To Prevent Stray Toys
To prevent toys from wandering, secure them to the crib bars with cotton tape. This reduces bending to retrieve scattered items and keeps baby's area tidy and safe.
California Leads Rabbit Production Says Study
The report notes California as a leader in rabbit production with 1,600,000 pounds of rabbit meat sold in the Los Angeles area in one year. It cites the U S Rabbit Experiment Station at Fontana California and discusses breeding fur wool marketing and the advantages and costs of rabbit farming versus poultry. It mentions Angora rabbits in California and local wool to yarn to department store sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Los Angeles
U.S
Fontana
Calif
Oere
Sale of Castoria Ordered Stopped by Health Officials
Local druggists were notified to halt sales of Fletcher's Castoria after federal agents found a foreign substance in the product manufactured since March 1. Lythgoe of the Department of Public Health said Boston officials and the U S Food and Drug Administration advised a recall and stock withdrawal across New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann, Lythgoe
Food and Drugs
Department of Public Health
Fletcher
Minerals for Hogs Feed Improve Pig Health and Gain
Minerals kept in hogs rations ensure steady growth and healthier hogs. Farmers using a protein supplement mix cottonseed peanut or soybean oil meal with tankage or shrimp meal can fatten hogs with about half the corn or sweet potatoes required when used alone.
Slow Down If Baby Spits Up Food
If a baby spits up a little food it does not necessarily mean dislike or intolerance. It may indicate overeating or eating too quickly. Slow down feeding and try again.
Doctor Pollina's Practice Listed in City Directory
Fragmentary note shows Dr. Vincent J. Pollina Jr a podiatrist maybe associated with a business address at Main Street. The readable text hints at hours extended all day including Maynard but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent J. Pollina, Jr
Nates Heute
Maynard
Putt It No Fear of Dying With One Ear Dr
Fragmentary OCR note describes a terse line about fear of death and a lone ear. Readable context is limited making it unclear who spoke or where the event occurred. The fragment lacks determinable dates places or involved persons for full card creation.
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Concord Enterprise
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Gliens
Atlantic Cable Company
Borane
John Ist
Second Continental Press
HY Devine
Girl
WIN
Woman's
Dami
Ali Hassan
Damascus
Rooset
U. 8
Victory Gardens
Public
WAAC
Mary Jane MacGuire
Detroit
Pullman
Pearl Harbor
BY John M. JenKs
William Driver
Salem
Mass
Wis
Treasury
Smithsonian Institute
Washington , DC
Ledger Syadicen
Murray
Victory’s Sons
Florence C. Weed
Fwiu
Paul Davis
Windsor
West
Acton
Italy
Evi
San
Golden Gate
Devils Island
Alcatr Island
Canary
Rithms
Home Furnitur
C. le Knowles
Maple St. Tel
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